Experience Superb Accuracy – The Best Rangefinder for Hunting

Next up is a Leica product that’ll amaze you with its brutal optical prowess. Any other product that you’ve used before this one will seem inadequate. Here’s the Leica Rangemaster CRF Rangefinder.

Firstly, we have to give credit to Leica for developing this product. Not only is it objectively one of the best out there, but it’s also quite intuitive for a relatively complex device such as a laser rangefinder. After all, Leica is known to many for its years of service to the market when it comes to delivering optical units.

As far as this rangefinder is concerned, we have a couple of main points to showcase. First, the maximum range is 2800 yards. You’ll see that it’s the largest range that we’ve had in all three lists combined, and it just goes to show the prowess of Leica’s technology. Most importantly, the response time at which it delivers data is an incredible 0.3 seconds.

What impressed us even more is that Leica’s technology takes an abundance of factors into consideration before giving you the complete ballistic report. Things like air pressure and temperature are taken into account before delivering the final report, but also bullet type, caliber, and the overall weight.

All of this is stuffed into one tiny piece of equipment that fits a pocket easily, which is hard to imagine. Of course, the device can be connected to a smartphone via Bluetooth, and it supports devices with 4.1 Bluetooth software. So, why is this one not in the first place?

Honestly, the biggest complaint we have is the price. It definitely is worth the money, but it’s simply too much as you can find a perfectly good laser rangefinder for a much lower price. Other than that, this unit will rock your world.

The last device on this list is another spectacular rangefinder that shouldn’t be disregarded just because it takes the last place on this list. It’s the Vortex Impact 1000 Rangefinder LRF101 review.

Before we dig into the little things that make this rangefinder terrific, we should mention that this unit is probably the best for the money in terms of quality. Of course, it has some limitations in comparison to certain ATN and Leica models, but you’ll pay significantly less in return.

Now, when it comes to individual characteristics, you’ll see that it checks all the criteria needed for a successful hunting session. It has a 1000-yard maximum range with 6x magnification properties, which is more than enough for an average hunter to have a clear image of its prey.

Also, this Vortex optics product is equipped with a continual scan mode that is activated by pressing and holding a button. Once you’ve finished scanning, release the button, and it’ll revert to its primary position.

This unit is quite ergonomic as well, which is something that every rangefinder user requires from his device. It weighs only 0.34 lb and fits into a hand quite nicely. Despite its lack in size, it is quite durable due to its build - it’s O-ring sealed and waterproof. The objective lens is fully multi-coated and works excellent in low-light conditions.

However, this is not the best unit you’ll find, but it’s certainly one of the best. Aside from the display being a bit dark, which makes it quite unpleasant to use in dark surroundings, this is a product you should add to your arsenal.

Even though the following products are generally targeted to bowhunters, you’ll see that they do not differ much from your standard rangefinder equipment. Without further ado, let’s see the top bow rangefinder, the Gogogo Sport Vpro Hunting Laser Rangefinder.

What we dig about this unit is the combination of its optical properties. It can give you accurate readings up to 1200 yards with a 6x magnification, which is phenomenal considering that it’s designed for bowhunting. Not only that, but its accuracy increment is at a +/- 1m, so you should probably consider this one as your next bowhunting rangefinder.

Aside from this, this device can also brag with its beautiful camouflage design and the full package it comes with. For a very affordable price, you’ll get more than you expected, such as a CR2 battery, a cleaning cloth, and a carrying bag.

Now, these devices are often exposed to environmental factors that can quickly cause irreparable damage, so you should always look for a durable piece of equipment. That’s exactly what you’ll get if you invest in this Gogogo Bowhunting Laser Rangefinder. The optical lens is fully multi-coated, which will result in clearer images and a more secure lens in the long-term.

Again, since this is an affordable unit, there are some small things that you should pay attention to. For example, the battery door is not hinged, and installing the strap was a bit difficult for some customers. If you have any major issues, you should contact Gogogo and see if they can help you out, but those were isolated cases.

Other than some smaller issues, you’ll get a phenomenal unit for an excellent price tag.

As we’ve gone over the all-purpose rangefinders and best bowhunting rangefinders, it’s time to move on to the best hunting rangefinders that the market has to offer. Out of which we’re about to display, this Amazon product has impressed us the most. It’s the TecTecTec ProWild Laser Rangefinder.

Why is this one the best choice for hunters? Firstly, it’s the design we have to talk about. Aside from the beautiful forest appearance, this unit weighs only 185 g, which is 0.41 lb. You can have it around your neck with the strap that comes in the package, or you can put it in your hunting bag, and you still won’t feel the difference in weight.

On the other hand, it doesn’t have a large maximum range, as it rests at 570 yards, but the accuracy it displays is tremendous. When you combine that with the quality scan and speed mode, you get a top-notch rangefinder unit that does not disappoint.

Furthermore, it comes with an abundance of accessories in the package, such as the aforementioned strap, an extra CR2 battery, a cleaning cloth, and most importantly, a 2-year warranty from the TecTecTec industries. You won’t have any issues with the customer service as they’re very pleasant and extremely dedicated to resolving any potential issue.

As it’s quite affordable and universal, we wanted to place it in the all-purpose bracket, but it undoubtedly deserves to be called one of the best hunting rangefinders for the money. After testing it, we couldn’t find any concrete issues that would make a potential buyer give up on it.

The only vital flaw is the lack of a larger viewing distance, but 570 yards should be more than enough for long-range shooting.

When we talked about the bowhunting AOFAR model, what came to light was the overall durability and stability of its performance. A similar case can be stated for the AOFAR HX-700N Hunting Rangefinder, along with the overall simplicity.

When you have a unit that comes from AOFAR facilities, you know that it’ll be quality-made due to the extent they go to manufacture quality goods. We can see that same principle with the HX-700N as they made it to work in every condition, whether it’s sunny, rainy, or simply a foggy day.

It has four modes of functionality, including the fog mode, which is something that a lot of laser rangefinders struggle with. Even though it’s best suited for hunting, you can also use it recreationally - for golfing purposes or casual bird watching.

The top side of this unit has two buttons, the power, and mode button, that basically control everything in terms of functionality. You won’t have to hold the button to continually scan as the mode button simply switches to the scan mode and lets you observe peacefully. On the other hand, holding the mode button will allow you to switch between meters and yards, which is great news for all the European folks.

The image can be magnified six times, and the maximum range it can achieve is 700 yards. It’s a nice combination as the accuracy rests at +/- 1 yard. Of course, it is not expensive, and it’s probably one of the cheapest hunting rangefinders we’ve seen.

The biggest flaw we could tell right away was the bulkiness of the unit. It does not weigh much, but it’s quite large in comparison to other units, which might be a problem for some. Other than that, it’s an excellent mid-tier product that you should consider buying if you’re low on cash.

The next rangefinder we’re about to showcase is, in fact, quite similar to the previous, and it certainly deserves a spot on the best budget hunting rangefinder list. Here’s the BIJIA 6X Hunting Rangefinder review.

The first thing you’ll notice when looking at the images of this hunting rangefinder is the design. It has an appealing forest look with an ergonomic design that makes this device user-friendly. Moreover, the housing is constructed out of durable materials, so you don’t have to worry about dropping and damaging it.

The individual specifications are also quite impressive for a budget pick. It has a 1200-yard range, but it only offers a flag lock at 170 yards. Not the most impressive, but it’ll still get the job done. It has a nice angle compensation at +/- 45 degrees and a beautifully crafted LCD that works quite well in low-light conditions.

Aside from being durable, it’s surprising that it weighs only 6.35 oz, which amounts to roughly 0.40 lb. Therefore, it won’t be troublesome to carry it around your neck with a strap that comes with this affordable package.

You can deduce by now that laser rangefinders are not that hard to use if you have the right model, and that’s exactly the case here. The BIJIA laser rangefinder has intuitive controls with only two buttons located at the top of the unit.

Bear in mind that this one is intended for rifle hunting and not bow hunting since the loud clicks from the buttons can scare off your prey at close distances. As far as some of the cons go, the only complaint we have is the lack of better accuracy at longer distances. It’s not bad, but there are rangefinders on our list that offer better ballistics.

We already had one Gogogo product that took the top place on our bow hunting list, and it’s no wonder that another one of their products ends up on this list, as well. Without further ado, here’s the Gogogo Sport 1200 Yards Laser Rangefinder.

If you’re a guy who cares about numbers and disregards visual appearance, wait until you hear what this Amazon product has to offer. It has a 7-degree field of view angle and distance range from 5 to 1200 yards. As if this isn’t enough, this Gogogo laser rangefinder has three different modes of usage - the standard scan and speed mode, along with the golf mode that evaluates slope distance.

However, what makes this rangefinder stand out is actually the integrated Lithium-Ion battery. It has a 3.7 V output with a 900 mAh capacity. It’s quite unorthodox to see a rangefinder with a rechargeable integrated battery since it can be both good and bad.

On the one hand, it does help in the sense that you won’t have to worry about battery life since you’ll get used to knowing how long your battery lasts and how much time you have. However, built-in batteries are prone to malfunctioning, which means you’ll have to send them to the manufacturer for service if something does malfunction.

What we didn’t like was actually the eye relief, as it requires you to press your face up the rangefinder to have a complete view. If you’re wearing glasses, you’ll probably have to take them off if you want to use this unit to the max.

Also, it didn’t really impress in low light conditions, which is something you should consider before buying it. Aside from this, it’s as good as it gets for a mid-range device.

Next, we have another rangefinder for hunting with an integrated battery that differs a bit from your standard equipment. Let’s see what the TIDEWE Hunting Rangefinder is all about.

As we said, this unit packs an integrated and rechargeable 750 mAh Li-Ion battery, which can give you a decent battery life considering that rangefinders do not exhaust a lot of power, even in continuous use. In fact, it can give you approximately 20000 measures when it’s fully charged, which is quite impressive.

We have to mention some of the specifications before moving on to our personal take on this unit. This unit is probably the lightest that we have had so far as it weighs only 0.35 lb, and it’s no wonder considering that it’s quite small and practical.

Truth be told, it’s quite a surprise that they managed to pack the internals and the rechargeable 750 mAh battery into such a small device. Also, it can measure the distance up to 1000 yards, which is terrific given the size of this rangefinder.

As was the story with some of the previous products, it also features different modes of usage, and you can even shift between meters and yards, depending on which you prefer to use.

As far as personal experience goes, we can firmly say that this is the most compact unit that we’ve covered in all these lists combined. It’s quite handy and easy to use while still remaining on par with some stronger rangefinders.

Although it won’t be as accurate on longer distances as some premium units, it’ll still put up a fight, so it’s definitely a product you should consider owning.

After a long road, we’ve come to the last product, and it’s no surprise that it comes from the Gogogo facilities. As we’ve seen already, they are quite tactical with their units, and customers seem to enjoy using all their models. Without further ado, here’s the Gogogo Sport Vpro Laser Hunting Rangefinder.

Firstly, we have to say that the benefit of owning this laser rangefinder is its universality when it comes to the options of using it. Whether you’re a golfer, hunter, bird watcher, or if you’re just purchasing this for your kids to play with - it’ll pay off in the long run. Due to its simplicity and straightforwardness, this unit is appropriate for pretty much everyone.

Obviously, it has a golf mode with slope compensation, pin-seeking at 150 yards, and flag lock mode at 300 yards, which is quite impressive for a device of this caliber.

Moreover, its maximum range is 900 yards with 6x magnification properties, which is an ideal combination of characteristics. As is the case with all compact units, it features two buttons - a power button and a mode button that control everything there is about this rangefinder.

The main issue that we have with this unit was that, even though it was very decent at 200 yards, the ballistic readings at longer distances had some ups and downs, depending on the environment and the obstacles in the field of view. If you twist the knob and focus the flag, you’ll get an accurate reading, but it requires a steady hand.

There’s not much left to say as this is quite a straightforward unit. Buy it, and you won’t regret it.